Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum Production Suite ON 64-BIT? can anyone verify how this runs on WIN7/64-bit?
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I have a sony vaio laptop with i7, 500g hd, 4mb ram, nvidia cuda graphics, and am running windows premium 64 bit. I installed sony HD platinum 10 with no problems, and have used it for about a week now without any problems. I haven't tried burning a dvd yet, but so far I have had no problem editing HD video shot with canon and a koday zx3.
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7 ultimate x64 should be just fine. Make sure its updated to Power Pack 3 (on the server). I have zero problems.
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I currently have one running in a 64-bit Win7 system and I don't recall any installation issues. Best of luck.
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Hello, I import 1080/60p video from my HDC-TM700K into Sony Vegas 9 on an older machine and it edits OK. You may need to pre-render short segments of video using (Shift+B) so that it plays back smooth in the preview window. 60p video is only really useful if you need to make crystal clear slow-motion videos, otherwise, it has to be converted to 30i as there is no medium to play it back at that quality. Blu-Ray can't use it.
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Same program, but ultimate x7 bundles quite a bit of bonus software with it...well worth the extra few bucks. BUT!!!! I would download a demo version to see if it works on your computer. Apparently X7 isn't always compatible, no matter how strong your system is. ,,, Not working on mine, but I'm hoping they will repair the problem which they told me a month ago their engineers knew about and are working on. I've enjoyed their prior versions, so obviously I was looking forward to 64 bit... ...still waiting.....and starting to guess I should have just returned it. (now that I see they're selling it for less than a third of what I paid several weeks ago. /... dunno
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Not sure. I'm running Windows 7 x64. Works fine, but causion. I use it with ProShow Gold to burn Blu-ray Vidoes. Had to make sure I told ProShow to burn at 6x or slower. I actually selected 2x speed via 3.0 usb. Worked fine.
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yes runs fine on windows 7, I'm on 7 home premium, using a 64 bit system, and it runs great with no problems
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Yes - you may need to update the hardware drivers for video, sound, etc ... but it will run fine on this machine.
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I used Vegas Pro with Windows 7 -- no problems. I am currently using it with Windows 8.1. Also terrific.
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The program operates with 64 bit, yes. But it won't copy protected DVD's...which is pretty much every DVD. Buy a better product than this junk.
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For Sony Vegas Pro 12, you need a Windows 7 64 bit operating system. Earlier versions of Vegas could run on 32 bit systems, but 32 bits are no longer supported in 12.
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Hi Christina R, I am sorry but I do not know. I have had so much trouble getting version 11 to work that they would have had to pay me to take version 12. I had only had version 11 about a month when version 12 was offered at 100. I would not have given 0.01 for it. I still wouldn't. I still have not managed to produce an edited video either to a Blu Ray disk or to a "produce" file. (Cyberlink term) I am sorry I can't help you in this matter, but I wish you well with whatever video editing system you end up with. Nick.
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I am running it under Windows 7 Professional 64 bit. It also works under Windows 8.1 Pro 64 bit.
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It does but it's a horrendous program I would avoid at all costs. It will use 100% of your computer resources and crash routinely with Windows 7 64 bit. Try Adobe, iMovie or final cut pro
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I'd have to investigate that. I run it on Win 7 64 bit. I can think of no reason why it wouldn't.
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Yes, I am 100% sure on the 64-bit thing. I took a screen shot here: http://i.imgur.com/RiLJn.jpg
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I used Windows 7 on my computer. I really like the carousels. We have 8 for our Blu-Rays, DVD's, and CD's. My husband has formatted our library and the movies and music are easy to find. I'm unsure about the 32/64 bit versions. Hope this helped.